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Dussehra: A Note From the Vindex Works

Vindex technical notes · 20 Oct 2026

Dussehra: A Note From the Vindex Works

A festival at the works

Dussehra falls on 20 October this year, and the works at Surendranagar pauses to mark it. The festival speaks of good prevailing over evil, of patience rewarded and of work done honestly, and those are values a manufacturing house lives by all year, not only on a festival day.

A spindle is a small part, but it carries a mill's whole shift on it. It runs hour after hour, unseen, and the yarn it helps to spin becomes cloth that travels far beyond the mill gate. The people who make it, check it and pack it know that their work is judged not in the workshop but on a frame many miles away. Dussehra is a good day to remember that, and to thank the people on both sides of that judgement.

Thanks to the mills and the makers

To the spinning mills that trust Vindex spindles and bolsters on their frames, in India and in 87 countries around the world: thank you. Your letters, your samples and your plain questions about fit and finish are what keep the work honest. A manufacturer learns most from the mill that writes back with a measurement rather than a complaint.

To the people inside the works, from the machine floor to the packing bench: thank you. The finish on a blade, the true running of a bolster, the careful packing of an export order — these are small acts, repeated daily, and they are what the name on the box stands for.

On this Dussehra, we wish every mill, every partner and every family connected with the textile industry a year of steady running, honest work and good health. May the frames run true and the yarn run even.

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Season's greetings from Vindex Industries, Surendranagar, Gujarat — WhatsApp +91 89805 05555, vindex@vindexindustries.com, or visit vindexindustries.com.

Frequently asked questions

Which bottom-roller conditions should maintenance cover?

Inspect flute condition, surface wear, eccentricity and contamination. The guide connects these checks with drafting consistency and periodic faults.

Why should fly and oil be removed from the drafting zone?

Contamination can interfere with consistent fibre control and roller contact. Include cleaning and inspection in the machine maintenance routine.

Choose the Correct Replacement Roller

After inspection, identify the machine process and the original roller drawing before ordering. Use the ring-frame bottom roller page for ring-spinning positions, the roving / speed frame bottom roller page for simplex machines, or the fluted roller reference page to describe the working profile. Keep each roller position and quantity separate in the enquiry.